do you know what i mean like 

An unintelligent filler phrase used by people who like the kardashians. It adds zero value to a conversation.

Yesterday my cat ate the dog food, do you know what I mean like?

do you know what i mean like by KardashianLover3142 May 21, 2016

how the hell should I know? 

a term used in a someone asks u a completely retarded question, ususally used in a sharp tone and said when ur already pissed off.

guy 1: dam i just lost my wallet
guy 2: hey dude, wheres ur wallet?
guy 1: how the hell should i know?

how the hell should I know? by squirll000 May 9, 2006

to know 

being acquainted with

i know how to tie my shoe

i know this guy named McAleer...i think he pronounces his name wrong

to know by Dont look back in anger October 30, 2004

bitches don't know 

what you say to your friend when they're complaining about females and/or relationships.

Bob: Dude this chick led me on for 5 hours in my own damn bed. She gets a text from her boyfriend and leaves me cold and blue balled man! fuck!
Ben: Bitches don't know!

bitches don't know by tahrone up in this bitch May 30, 2009

You Know You're Cool When 

Used as an expression when someone does something so randomly stupid its funny. its sort of like, the action is the word after the "u know ur cool when" so "u know when ur cool when (you've peed in a can)"

guy:i just peed in a can
girl:You know you're cool when

You Know You're Cool When by the coolest guy November 8, 2006

You know what i mean? 

Something someone says at the end of their sentence after they insulted someone in some way.

Lizzy: She's kind of really pathetic and i can't stand her.

Terry: She's my friend...

Lizzy: I don't have a problem with her, i just don't like the way she carrys herself. You know what i mean?

You know what i mean? by onlyif February 23, 2011

you know I love ya 

This phrase has been used in word boxing for many years. It's useful in every setting from family to new love.
It tends to be used primarily as a counter phrase when one is made to feel uncomfortable. Also used if the user feels they have over stepped some boundary.It's usually followed by a new topic as quickly as possible, or by silence.

The use of ya instead of you directs the listeners mind to a softer, less serious side of speech.

Ex.1
Person 1.. I sure am glad I met you. I think we could be great together, your so special.
Person 2.. Oh.. you know I love ya. Hey did I tell you my cat had kittens?

Ex.2
Person 1..I never get so drunk I forget what I did.
Person 2.. Really? so you remember hookin' up with your second cousin at the club last week?
Person 1.. No you didn't!
Person 2..Oh, you know I love ya girl.

you know I love ya by Sen of the Walking Ray of Moonlight Tribe May 22, 2004